Films in Dolby Vision

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Films in Dolby Vision

Every film lover has special memories of going to the cinema. The picture that pulls you into the cockpit of Luke’s X-Wing in Star Wars: A New Hope as it approaches the Death Star. The colour that bursts from the jungle in Jurassic World: Dominion, full of lush vegetation and picture-perfect dinosaurs. The dramatic contrast of Roma and its black-and-white photography telling a story that is anything but black and white.

Dolby is a big part of unforgettable cinema experiences. Now you can experience the best in entertainment from big screen to mobile. You can get the ultimate Dolby experience at a Dolby Cinema,  but don’t worry if you can’t make it you can still bring the best parts of the cinema home with Dolby Vision, using any compatible TV screen or device. Be sure to match up your picture with Dolby Atmos to personalise your immersive audio experience, you can read more about it here.

 

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Cinema comes home

Films are a visual medium. The better the picture, the better the experience. If you’ve ever seen a film with poor production or bad special effects, you might have thought it looked fake. The poor quality of what you were seeing took you out of the film. On the other hand, do you remember a film that seemed so real that you thought you were there? A clear, balanced picture, with captivating colour, darker darks and bright brights, all put you in the scene. When paired with an immersive audio experience, like Dolby Atmos, you have entertainment you can feel.

When a film is made, the key thing for the filmmakers is to get the story on the screen looking just as they envisaged it. That means getting the colour, contrast, brightness, and luminosity (glow) just right, so you will catch every detail and be drawn into the film. Now, all that hard work and care can come home and give you the best possible visual experience, thanks to Dolby Vision.

All you need to enjoy films with Dolby Vision is a device enabled with Dolby Vision — from a mobile device to a TV to a home cinema projector, there are lots of choices — and film in Dolby Vision. That film could be from a streaming service, a digital file you purchased, or a disc. Dolby Vision acts as an embedded instruction manual for hardware screens to display the most true-to-life version of the scene they possibly can. Without any action required on your part, changes in light and dark between shots — whether subtle or substantial — are nuanced to keep viewing easy on your eyes.

 

Start watching films in Dolby Vision

No matter what kind of films you like, you can enjoy endless entertainment with endless releases in Dolby Vision. You can find films in Dolby Vision on all the major streaming services. Just look for the Dolby Vision badge. Disney+ offers films from Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar. Catch the whole Thanos saga, from Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man, all the way to the epic finale of Avengers: Endgame, with a star-studded cast including Chadwick Bosman as Black Panther and Tom Holland as Spiderman. Netflix brings you films from the Oscar-winning Roma to the sly environmental satire Don’t Look Up. Apple TV+ offers Tom Hanks in a dramatic tale of war at sea in Greyhound or Ryan Reynolds, Will Ferrell, and Octavia Spencer in a holiday musical so spirited that it’s called Spirited.

It's not just recent films, either. You can rediscover old favourites in Dolby too! There are hundreds of classic films available in Dolby Vision, both on streaming and on disc, including Citizen Kane, Jaws, and The Godfather. Whatever your taste and mood, there’s a film in Dolby Vision that will let you catch every detail, whether you’re watching for the first time or revisiting a film you love.

Ready to transform your entertainment at home with Dolby Vision? Get started building your own personalised home cinema today with our handy setup guide.

 

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